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The article examines arrests arising from linked money laundering investigations. The Court required meaningful written grounds and independent remand scrutiny while distinguishing lawful inquiry from misuse of arrest power.
Illegal ArrestRead entryThe article examines the personal grounds of arrest and the initial remand in a UAPA prosecution. Written communication and a timely opportunity for assistance by the chosen advocate were central to the Court's decision.
Illegal ArrestRead entryThe article places the matrimonial allegations within the statutory requirements governing arrest. Documented necessity, appearance notices and meaningful remand scrutiny formed the basis of the directions.
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